to Freedom, most notably track #19 titled, “Date Rape”.Īlthough, at that point, 40oz. Little did they know, one of the largest alternative rock stations in the country (KROQ) would soon get their hands on 40 oz. They had everything they needed directly in the “Golden State” of California. The band branded themselves with their name and record label (Skunk Records) and created a blue print for success without garnering attention from the national public.
Sublime embodied what California music was, and still is to this day. Needless to say, Sublime was the definition of innovators and ingenious musical talents. All three-band members created their own style during recording sessions and live performances. The music Sublime created was a unique fusion of reggae, hip-hop, punk rock, ska, classic rock guitar solos and even a touch of Spanish rhymes. to Freedom spawned, perhaps, the first taste the masses received from Sublime, while still remaining prevalent to this day.
to Freedom.Īfter Bradley Nowell, Bud Gaugh and Eric Wilson spread their music out of the trunk of cars and vans at shows, it is incredible to believe, the iconic band has now sold over 17 million records worldwide, including over 2 million of the 40oz variety. June marks the 20th anniversary of Sublime’s breakthrough album release 40oz. The month of June has long been coveted in the Reggae-Rock community, not only because the calendar flips from spring to summer, but the numerous album releases have been prosperous this year, as well as at the inception of this genre’s most notable band: Sublime. Sublime’s 40oz to Freedom: 20th Anniversaryĥ.) We’re Only Gonna Die for Our Own ArroganceĤ.) We’re Only Gonna Die for Our Own Arrogance
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